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Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
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Nine very desirabls young Psnns
s7ivania horses are offered for sale a.
the stablee, No. pa Wes. 3 xth street.
A severe hail storm passed over
Delaware City on Sunday evening, do.
ing much damage to the rowing corn.
Presiding Elder Murray prenohed 10
the Delaware City NJ. e. church on
Sunday. Nine children were baptizsc j..
R. L Roberts will have another sale
OF nne young horses at Chester, on
Thursday, the goth inst.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, No. 519 Market street, offers
to take charge OF vaiuabls articles a,
very Ieatoa Abls rates.
General Paine's sloop yacht will proba
bly, be launched from the Puse3 and
Jones Company's yard the latter part Of
this week.
Peter W. Clark will soil { wo bui.ding
lots near The corner Of Third and Lem
bard streets, at public sale, next Satur
day afternoon.
Bids will be received by Superinten
dent Guthrie, up to the 29:h met for
supply Ing the almabonse and insane
department with 700 tons broken coal.
The veterans of the late war talk OF
establishing q veteran legion 10 this
city, which would require q member to
have served three years during the war
Bids will be received up to the 4th Of
July, at the office of Mr.. Hickey, at
St. Peters church, for the erection OF
St. Anne's chuic CD In this city.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Will give m excursion to the editors OF
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Della.
ware to CressOn Springs on Thursday,
| the 23d inst.
The Young Peoples Christian As.o
| ciation In connection with the Sunday
school OF Olivet Presbyterian church,
Will make an excursion to the same
place on Thursday.
The annual com nencement OF Pleroe's
College Of Business, on cornp npletiou Of It's
twenty second ear, will be- held 10 the
Acacomy Of Music, Broad and Locust
arrests, Philadelphia, Oh Friday even.
Ing. July 1.
You are cognizant OF the fact that the
only real safeguard against error il
scrapulous attention by skilled persons.
Ere. .cripttons hllet AJ Belt's pharmacy
receive such attention, 6.h and Marktl
Htreets.
The Sunday schools conn seted with
Riddles chapel and Mt Salem M. e.
church VIII make an excursion TO Bir.
ininRham Park tomorrow, leaving
htntmere q; a. IN. They invite theiI
friends generally to join them.
Last evening about o o'clock, as some
iittle girls were wheeling baby carriage
down VanBuren street, it upset on the
lhe gutter plate at tAe corner of Front
throwing the baby into the gutter The
child's eyes, nose and mouth were filled
with oirt, but it was not injured. 1t be
ionged to lady named Mrs. Brown
living in the neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
News SUMMARY.

Maxwell, the murderer Of Pre.ler, in
St. Louis, is to be hanged, the Supreme
Court having refused TO reverse the deci-
sion in his case.
By the caving in OF bank on the Lake
front, at Erie, Penpa., yesterday, John
Elsie aud Jacob Fehren bach were killed
aDd John O'Laushlin was dangerously
injured.
4 heavy wind and rain storm IN Rich.
mond, Virginia, last night, leyelled
stale trees and unroofed several houses.
Some electric light wires were broaen BY
falling trees.
John Engbury, % years old, quarrelled
with his mother in Br~ oklyn yesterday
He drew pistol, fired three slots into
her left breas. aud then shot himself In
the abdomen. Bota are mortally wound.
ed.
4 telegram from Tucson, Arizona, says
that eleven hostile Indians passed north
ward on Saturday afternoon, Lieutenant
Johns command being twelve miles be
hind, pursuing them. II is believed that
the Indians hope TO reach the White
Mountains.
1t IS believed that Rev. Charles Stowe
son Of NJ s. Harriet Beecher Stowe, will
be chosen permanent Pastor tt Plymouth
Church He preached there last Sunday
Heis about SO years Of age and is Pasto
OF the largest Congregational church il
Hartford, Connecticut.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
WedrinD IiAlla

Miss II billie, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. A. W. Eversou 0; Newport, will
be united in marriage, at s o'ciock to
morrow evening, ct her parents resi-.
De- c., 10 Mr.. Jacob L. Nuber OF Wash
ington, o. G.
Prof. Eugene Marniny, one Of the
Johu Ho. kins Cnivecs ty, was married
AZ o'clock yetterday morning 10 Mise
Mamie G., daughter oi William A
Reyi olds of Ibis city. Tie ceIemoay y
vas performed by the Rev Jacob Todd
D ID, OF Grace NJ. Z. Church, at the
res.derce of the brid-'s parents, 10.
MI Tatasll street, and immed Ia te y
sflerSsrd the bride and groom starred
Cd AL eIttLded tour.
Jams A. BuTns of Pittsbura uas
N ,tIi.d 20 Miss Mary A Been Of this
City this morning al St. Peters Pro
Cathedral,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
THIRD EDITION.
The Rirss Grand Pleasure T01R 10 ths
Ausgnsnias and Cresson.

The Eirss Grand Pleasure T0uR 10 tbs
AIlsgnsniss and Cressoa.
Toward the latter part Of June many
people oes in to feet the need Of short
trip for recreation. The enervatips
heat OF the frsr days Of summer makes
hem long fer the freshu ess and purity
of the country, s1d il they could only
nnd jA1nt marked out they would
take II eagerly In order to supply this
very need the Pennsy lvsniA Railroad
Company has arranged Q &c lee, tour to
the A leg heny mountains and Crts:on,
on Chlrsiay, june Goth. The date ap
DO eli 10 rropitious IN more feepec 3
II an one. IL covers . season when the
mountains are peculiarly attractive.
The freshness Of virgin foliage, the lux
ur.an; w-a,th OF wild flowers. and the
wonderful purity OF the sir, combine
p.oducs . charm that no other por-
ton OF tie year can duplicate. The
Ieriod contem . Ated for the tour also
Includes the Fourth Of July holidays
q tins when every oue devotes q few
days TO res. and pleasure. A mountain
visit at this season will prove Of inesti-
mabls benefit in b,acing up the 81 stem
OF those who must spend the summel
in work.
The tou. vii! be cond ucted on tn
same sty lie as those which were 30 popu
lar last autumn. The party will b
carried to Cresson on special train
Pullman Parlor Cars and Day Coache
in charge Of the Oompany's Touris
Agent, and will be surrounded at th
Mountain House with all the com tort
that could be enjoyed in the height
the season.
The excursion tickets, which will b
good for ten days and include one day
board at the Mountain House, will
sold from Wilmington at IS 80. A sp'
cial rate will also be granted to touris
during the stay at the hotel. As tn
will be the only excursion run TO tn
attractive section until Septem Do
those who would enjoy rare tres
should make their srrsnsems
oncs.
Descriptive pamphlets OF C.esson ap
vicinity will be forwarded to any &C
trs.s on application to tie General .
flee Ct the Com pany.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Try Upcoio-,
Gases Dismissed.

James Greer was 4-raisned q. This
mOfaiLs's session Of the city court,
chars,d with disofderly conduc. aud
using abusive language /, seens thai
about o'clock yesterday morning
Special OEcsr Fos.er captured o dog be.
longing 70 friend of Greer's. About
8 9o'c'cck this man and Greer came to
police station, and complained to the
Chief about the dog being taken, W hen
he told them they had better see the
Mayor Irs.ead CT doing this they
waited until Foster came iu when they
eneased n quarrel with him, during
which Greer called him 6 ID liar.
Foster snscked him in the mouth,
WHEN The chief, who had heard all that
pasted, inteEfered and threatened to
lock him up unless re went away. TIE
nen aiterward came back ard paid the
dollar TO red. EN- the dog Foster then
swoTe cut warrant for G.eef's arrest,
and the judge alter hearing the eyldepc ct
dismissed the case.
Foster was then charged with com
nitticg an assaults aLd bst.ery on Greer,
bu. this case was also dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
runsrss erw,.y,sm No.,

The funeral Of William Bott. at thu
Union NJ Z. Church, yesterday afternoon
was very largely attended, the church
being nlled with the rt11elves and friends
OF tho deceseed. The rsuains were Il Yen
from the reetdence of the parents. lO35
Wet 6eventh street, to the church At
2.45 ?. m. The casket and the remains
were almost hidden at the house with
numerous floral emblems, which when
taken to the church covered large sized
table. Amongst them was q pillow from
brother on which was the word "Brotb
|er," another pillow from the young LADY
to whom he had been paying attention
and to whom 1t Is said he was soon 10
have been married, had the inscription
"Wiliie;" floral chair came from the
Warren Athletic Club; bouquet from
lady friends in the Union ". E. Sunday
school; q harp In = glass case, from tic
Sunday school class to which he belong.
I'd; cross from young men Of the Sun.
day school; Tyre from John Baldwin, a
personal friend, besides wreath and
several more emblems from other friends
Charles Zebley, Millard Whitelock, Mors
Mcmillan, John Luck ard and two Other
young men whose names could not be as
certained acted ,s pail bearers. The
Warren Athletic Club turned out IN q
body, and dner body OF young men Il
'but seldom seen.
Rev. Adam stengle had charge of the
funeral rites and spoke very ieelingly ol
the virtues of the deceased, and plead
with all present to make preparations tt
meet death that most uncertain OF visi
tors. The choir sang several selected
pieces, amongst which wtre 1--WE shal
meet beyond the river" and 'Shall W,
know each otherl" A melancholy sad
nees seemed to pervade the exercises
broken by subdued sobs, and hundreds o
Ieyes let drop the silent tear The de
ceased was generally beloved by all VIII,
knew him. A friendly Introduction Il
him never failed 10 open into a warn
friendship. Those who knew him bes
spoke the most in praise of him. J. 7
Mullin ~ Son, with whom he was lon
employed, telephoned to the hEpuBLIcA,
this morning, that too much could not b
said favorable to him, as he was as fine
young man as they ever had In their EN-
ploy. A long funeral train OF carriage
followed him to his last resting place Il
Riverview Cemetery, where tears moisten
ed the earth that was to hide him from
sight, until the resurrection morn when
"Yes, We'll meet beyond the river
Where the surges cease to roll. !"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Held for Court

Wil.ism H. Tirs,y, cold
prietoE OF q Der shop al
ley street, was arrested I'D
noon on q charge, prsltlis
Waterbury, G. keeping
house. He bad q pai.ial
evening and was he 4 nod
ing. when be was sstI
Several Witnesses ID
they had frequently d
in his house ba
money; neither did iag
one else play Tor money
mile, William ssiggeil
others testified that they n
seen men playing for nol
their tc. ,imony the accused
$3.50 for his appearance O. (
General Sessions.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Gone to Atlantic CIV.

The Reliance Fire Company started
at 20 O'Clock this morning for Atlantic
City &C ;ompauieG by The First Reg,
meut Band. There wire about 40
mem bers Of the company in the excur.
s'on, each OF whom wlle black pants,red
shirt and regulation Eat. They will
participate in the drernen's parade that
takes place this afternoon. aud which
Will be over one mile IL length. IT, will
De reviewed by tie MAJ CT and member.
VI Council.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

Ceath of q Young UudertAIser,

Edward j. Lynn, n young uudertak-
er died yesterday siterittp at IN resi-
dence OF his mother, Susan NJ. Lynn,
2I5 Wet Sixth street, of corsumption
aged about q years. He wes very
promising young man, aud after the
d saith OF his fa,her, s1In- three years
aIo. carried on the undeItak ng busi
,ss in which his fa'her was engaged
T ,e funeral will take plsc" from 81.
,teI's Pro Cathedia to moro W morn
In at o'clock
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
sudden DEATH

Yesterday Afternoon . n
on the farm Of Richard
Kirkwood, fell deed While
ds d. Three doctcrs HiF'
aud they pronounced hi'e
caused by heart dl'e;.s
not knowing what ac,l0a
the remains TO The iela,s
ceased at Chesapeake u
morring came TO this city +
Coroner Bsrnhill Of wfh
lie WAS Instructed to Oon!
cate from the phJsiciars'sI
cd the body, and send W"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
A Burthd day raf'

Emma Guthrie, taugnl
Guthrie, was l2yesrs Of
and her little friends tendefs
party Saturday evening; lII1 A.. ~
Of her father, No. ll@5 "ts; s,
There were u present. sna
was spent in playing :, g1I1 'inIs
intercourse. About ~ Osi
were spread and an a'lT.i1 4.a
refreshments served. lrs
their departure at a litt t,,ns "
the little Miss many l'p"
the day. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
MARKET ST, ABOVE SECOND.
HOT WEATHER
COM FORT.

Purchase comfort where very little
money will obtain 1t, with the privilege
to exchange or have your money refunded
II you are not satisfied.
THEY ARE BARGAINS
Mems Calf Brogans only S1.50.
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide sole, fiat
heel, Sl.00.
Mems Low Cut Lace Shoes from 81 so
to @. so.
Mems Lasting Congress, with patent
tip, $l.25 to 81 IS.
Mems Base Ball Lace Shoes 81 to Si.25
Little Boys Base Bali Lace Shoes 75c.
to 90c.
Children's Pebble and Kid Spring heel
Button Shoes from 60c. to 90c.
Misses Pebble and Kid Spring Heel
Button from 81 25 TO 81 30.
Misses Pebble and kiJ Heel Button
81 to Sl.65.
Little Boys Button Tip Shoes S5c.
Boys Hook Lace Shoes from Sl.15 to
s1.25.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Cor gress 15c.
Ladies' Plan Lasting Button from 81
! to sl.75.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Lace Csc. to
IS1.25.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Lace 95c.
| Ladies' Lasting Kid FoXed Button 81
TO S1.1j
Ladies Kid and Pebble Button only
lsl.25.
1.-THE HIT OF THE SEASON HAS BEEN
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
n.u.iss,-Rsy.slds. An.

Yesterday morning as 9 o'clock Pro
feesor Engene MANNING, one Of the
faculty of JohIs Hoph ins Universlty,
and Miss Mamie g., second daughter Of
william A. Reynolds Of this city. wele
married as the residence Of the bride.
loI7 Tatnsll street. The csi emony was
performed by the Rev. Jacob Todd, D.
D of Grace n. e. church. The bride
and groom left Immediately on an ex'
tended tour Of the North.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
-
Nothing About ,ha pn.tomca

postmaster Taylor has not received ary
"ofd IN reference 70 the new p1stoliice in
our city, but is daily expecting TO hear
rom Washington. There are anou; one
hundred new pos;oiii'r 'rs 70 he built Ia oiii
ierent parts of the UL!t..l States, and
conse llen'ly the department is very
busy.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
To Travellers.

The City Baggage Express 10 now
prepared to furnish coaches and attend
70 the delivery Of baggage between all
railroad stations and city residences ai
reasonable rates. Telephone number
32l; ofice No. 106 French street. Geo
D. FAra IL supsvin nteudent of the pas
sen ger department, and Harry 81. Oon
uer superintendent Of bagRAse depart
m0nt.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Last Evenings Session.

W. T. Money was before the city
court last night charged with keeping
au usrexistered cog, bat WAS discharged
upon pAy ing the costs. Henry krohn,
also charged with keeping an uniegif.
tered dog, WAS held for trial until
Thursday, to Rive him an opportunity
to procure witnesses.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Truste<,'Nsss.

A meeting will Be b.,
Tomorrow, By tie t,usis,
College, to taae acton on
ties IN which tba. lp,,i
present inv0,ved. Thee
applicants for tie pissItsu
the vDrious places in ,bs 4
Rev. Thomas Mcdowell, ID
vey Ewing, E!ws,1 E. p
q. Knowles, E. y vslar1
liam T, Lyman, g'Q Chad
t!s, E,q Chn.tS B Evsns|
Grohe have bteD sppyiats
mittes OF the alumni, atd
meeting to m1r,ow prs,iou|
tee meeting, for ths pGrpysl
latinR q plan oi ac'!oa to y
to the trustees, i.isite a
committee to serve M
board, thesaIe as is done
leges.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
FIFTH EDIT|
Potsou.,

Ths pnf Personal.
~ left this city NV Sria y La'foQ
day last. 'o' Bal!inu1
~ Mrs. Frank r su,. /
Windsor WI House, ossa,ah oSm,,h y ~
LIST. pace will \
Mrs. John Mcc,,,,,
. s;Is ;;i.im1ore, are vila;ins'ss vls,;,nsS' \
Delaware. 'o''n'ock, d
~ mr.. Wager ii, visl,I,, al
ioe ;o nosn osnsat Of his hsn.,tt. Y
trip. ~ sens liu|
I,.Thnsre The Representative, 4, \
camily on ny held q lnet,ipu =, ~
GA Saturday last, spa Msl
IN set a. the Clay Ton IIu Hou..
W. W. Joseph, o, 's,.| Ass'.j
mas teen stopping ier A..le1 ...1
hts brother in ri. ", se'stt
| aurips Ix Ios n,sshSSScth, ,sa SSe whsrs i, Ss
ws.,sI1 Eu win r 3. Mahan, op,,|
fsli I1S on, arms IN OF Ao'pneas l.
severely that be va. .ujul
house for = DAY or two. two "',
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
$l0O.OO0o"' Cut Price
TO MAKE AN
Immense Business this Month

Bear in mind you must
not associate cheap, low
stufs with our low prices.
We always give the very
most tor the money. When
we say $4,000 or $4,000 for
Suits, you may expect very
large value. The crowds
seeking our Bargain Rooms
confirm everything we say
about the Great Cut in
prices.
Fine Dress Black and
Blue Corkscrew Suits, $500
and s32.5o Gown to $4,000
and S28.oo.
S25 90 Suits down to
SIS 90.
Fine Imported Cloth
(Belgian), four very neat
mixtures, from $4,000 down
to $500 and $1,000. Ex-
ceptionally fine goods.
Black and Blue Serge
Suits at SI3 so. Our own
standard make.
London Serge Suits at
SI2 90. Colors won't change.
Lower prices on all our
most expensive Chlldren's
Suits
ioeersuckers, Pongees, AL.
pacas, Drsp d'Ete and
Serges in great quantities al
reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
A great Variety,

Powell has large variety Of fsh Ut
his stalls In the Third street market,
and no one can fail being suited. He
has fresh salmon, sea bass, porgies, but
ter ish, fresh msckerel and number
OF other kinds, all Of which are fresh
and delicious.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
People Say 1 am Funny.

But you can bet I ma Q them all
think 1t funny how can sell nobby
check summer coat TOR 25 cents nnd q
boys suit as low - dollar The proof
Of the "Poy" 10 the "choying" OF it.
Go to the Grand Central Clothing
House and be convinced OF the facts.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
COWS and Wsi''

VIM. McV.ugh Will III WI !,
elm, on Friday, the s.,, nv
fresh h COWS and 'prirgg'Si,,, H.,
On Monday, the ..,s,, ati
Roberta will hove sOS y,", ~,
Bellevue hotel, in the M. S,a''
AZ be claims tbat his GO" S,,s
any ever sold Ia J., Oa, II. ''d, ,is
and dairymen in lDe ,,..s u
make 1t . point to Do .ao p.r'
I'd ysrt.sss to sell wv
horses. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
TWO DrnIka.

Washington Tansig was charged with
drunkenness at this mornings session
lot toe city court, and sentenced to pay
81 and cost. Patrick Crogan, who was
guilty Of a similar offsnce, Was com
mitted until o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Gone TO Capo May,

The Sunday school of st. PatIick's q
church went to Ospe May to day ON the
steamer Thomas Clyde. The boat lsft
King street wharf shortly after O'Clock
With about 800 on board.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
The Warm vv.,J

WASHINGTON, June n
weather which has n,.,. !.
last few days in usarIy y's,. AZ.
country : p. contlnuts, aus
ONCE 1t Ia taid that lnm.
to be expected ouly irom
storms Should the ri.S
east. how ever, /. would i, !.
OF o red acins the .tmpsr,l.|
bordering on The osss, ss,'''
warm wave oriHn,lsd
states about the An iu,t.
over almost theeullre coD.
portion Of New EnaI,.s Az
bordering on tat grssl I,t,
only sections which dId ~
torrld heat yes,sd,y
tb Ia morning z th. istrnor
ed ~ degrees 10 wrtIr,s
oinnsti and 70 /, !. b.
Boston and Ro,hss,. n
weather and easter, I'M
the therne meter iriin,s
degrees. The naxiurrS
ington today was s. dem,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
1873 Fam,,es msne so,,.,.

fEsTH, June 20 "A NIB yesterday act
fire TO the Jewish quart ui the to"n O,
Suna sgaerdahely, in tuugarv. The
quarter was almost tn,irely DESTROYED
and one hundred ard tweI'y five !am!'le,
made homeless,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Entertainment in New Castle.

Aunt Betsy will give a number Of her
inimitAble readings and quaint Soy inRs
before the public scbool in N.w Castle
this evening. The young folks who
wish to be amused, and at the same
time instructed, should 90 and hear
Inn
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Broke u Rib.

An aged lady named Minnick, residing
Gu Pine street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, tell over tub yesterd,y morn.
| ing, and broke one OF her left ribs. DR..
Mann, Tenth aud Kirkwood streets, re-
duced the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Running Round the street Naked.

Hunnfhg H0ubd the strcet N1ksu'
Say Anuie-What Annie? Anybody
can bs instantly convinced by going to
the Grand Central Clothing House,
Fifth and Market, and looking In the
show windows that there 10 no necessity
of going naked when you cAn bay q
suit Of clothes ~ cheap as dollar.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
M AREIAGF,S

WOOL IAN-HILL. - In Philadelphia
June 10, 1887, by tue Rev. As s)ury g iaTko.
Mr.. Paul A woolmtr, 0t Phllad eiph'q
and Miss neba }. Nil, forme. y CT WI
minRton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
SLIPPERS.

Slippers of Kid, Plain and Beaded with
puffs and bows in grea. variety. Newport,
oxford and Miranda ties.
Slippers for Ladies, Misses, Children,
Men and Boys.
Slippers of Kid, Pebble, Lasting and
Velvet Embroidered.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
eh' ~

John A., son Of Jsnls, ssn.,.d a. I.
ssiser w. er''I 'pIolytrcilic. ~ ln''al 's.t,
n. Y, on weduas,'ay ''.'s " 'll ihi,
turued to bis ho.,le e.i. ~ ss
subject OF his y sIa Iparrsul,sid
GI.1S GTi, K is sI'D1' an apt sca..'';, g. 30
",aan 20 make ,s biz nark in liz r
ciyiiepxiDesrihs'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
u,lIm Meet Io.pls'

The National Lana - p.tIS A h
a meeting this ,na ,ye1'ps psssrslis
set str,er, TO a losS rour,h d
s;,S5 ssI;S5a,,sss =; p.ss. r Re " Wee WEE
pu.t,ieip.'s, D. a,dp ard a A. '.155'sa' Il Is1
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
y...,ved sitn 4

We received l1 lion meslr.h,
lfSsa.s %ss, s,s.ss, 8, .4o' s;s; s',ss';
and and riThsss' Ths:s vines II ss..I', are g,'ii
tsr.ted, teri; and are s'''''
t.b,e use.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

One lot embraces the balance different lines Of AWoo
Dress Goods new season. be closed at the
machable price Of IS yard Cut down from 62H and
90
few pieces Of goods 54nch awoo The cut price
is 37H cents yard to close out the lot quick
Eight pieces Of Bege cut from 37H cents to Is cents yard
What bargain Eight yards, good pattern, for sI44 in
stead OF $500.
few short lengths of chdrens dresses
yards in piece; half price, We must positively de-
cline to give samples of the above goods
One Blankets the owest price ever known for
the quality of goods. Good sze be sold retail
only for 7o cents pair Now is your time
part left Of Figured Plaid Ogandes handsome goods
marked down from 20 cents to I2H cents.
Two hundred pieces Sateens French and American goods
few French neat and pretty patterns to be sold at cents
yard goods Styles that will suit the Of lots of
ladies'. But ask 81 y for the like best
line Of Seesuckers all the cheap prices. Entire
styles Of new Crepelne Crazy Cepe from cents
down I2l cents tor choice patterns.
Thirty pieces Egyptian Lace at 10 cents yard from IS and o
tremendous cut in price. Swiss and Egyptian
Founcngs As inches wide Is cents to yard Very
popular with the ladies.
Hosiery regular made ladies' children and gentlemen for
pair: marked down from IS and 371! cents An
precedented bargain.
Fifty dozen ladies' Pure Silk Gloves-cost S1oo dozen
import this We found them by accident. They will
you 50 cents pair. bargain that cannot be dupl
Gated. We the like before
What promise will fulfill The "Bee Hive" is noted as
place where find just what is advertised.
RUSSELL, MISSlMER & CO..
so6 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

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w man and wife. in private Isn,y
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

7HOK KENT-OHEAP, A GROCERY
q store, with d ztuIes complete; Ktod TO-
cation. Apply at once to No. SEQ monl'e
street. III ~ eou